ties and investigators are doing are interviewing witnesses. again, as we mentioned earlier, they do not have a suspect description. but we do know about the victim. he has relatives in the marin city area. we spoke to a woman earlier who identified herself as his sister. she says that he is from weed, california, and went to weed high school and he just turned 17 four days ago. sheriff's deputies tell me they expect to be here throughout the morning. authorities say they believe this is an isolated incident. there should be no concern to the public. again, this is still an ongoing investigation and we will bring you the latest as we have it. reporting live from marin city, cate caugiran, cbs 5. some frosty foliage out there expected in the next few days anyways because we are in the middle of a cold snap. we are also seeing freeze warnings in effect right now. the warning is in effect for north bay valleys until 8:00 this morning. a frost advisory is issued for the south bay. in livermore, people bundled up

for unseasonably chilly temperatures. >> i am all bundled up. i have my alpaca mittens. there's not a lot of precipitation in the air so it makes it colder. >> whole new wardrobe out there. elizabeth will have more on the bay area chill coming up in just a couple of minutes. snow, wind and cold weather hits southern california. wintry conditions forced the chp to shut down the grapevine section connecting los angeles to the central valley. that set off major traffic delays for miles. the area saw several accidents and spinouts in the mountain pass yesterday. if you aren't used to driving in the weather -- >> the grapevine is a little tricky. you're heading to l.a. and you will of a sudden you get to 3,000 -- and all of a sudden you get to 3,000 feet and you're like, wait a minute, you have snow. >> dusting in the santa cruz mountains, santa lucia mountains of monterey county got up to 6" so some areas a little farther south got some snow. we got some rain yesterday in the bay area. now our high-def doppler radar is taking a break.

it's all about the cold weather for the next couple nights. notice that flag there blowing in the breeze? it's windy. so the winds have kept temperatures slightly warmer than we initially forecast. not seeing any 20s out there yet but that could change closer to sunrise and if the winds die down. so we are going to monitor the temperatures over the next couple of hours. so right now we are seeing 30s and very low 40s across the bay area. now, that freeze warning and frost advisory is still in effect in the bay area until 8:00. the temperatures could dip into the 20s. so we'll keep a close eye. in the meantime, back to you guys. president obama will discuss the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan with president hamid karzai today. he made the rounds in washington this week including dinner with secretary of state hillary clinton. an afternoon news conference is set after discussions on the future u.s. role in afghanistan. white house officials say the

president will not announce any decisions whether any u.s. forces will stay behind after the war formally ends in 2014. don't look now but california is steaming toward a budget surplus maybe for the foreseeable future, too. governor brown released his $145 billion budget yesterday complete with an $851 million surplus. schools are the big winners. k-12 and community colleges get an extra $3 billion. medi-cal gets an extra $350 billion and a billion will go into the rainy day fund. the key is to hold the line now on spending, governor brown says. >> what i think is compassionate, what is good for the state of california, and what we can maintain over time instead of just enjoying a momentary high and then having the hangover many years later. >> the bad news, california still has a mountain of debt to pay back after back after

borrowing during the down years. boeing 787 dreamliner has had a turbulent week. the faa ordered a review of the aircraft. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec at the airport where the aircraft is scheduled to land in san jose this morning. >> reporter: good morning. these new concerns about the 787 could mar the celebration here. as of now, this nonstop flight to tokyo still scheduled to leave here from san jose at 11:45 a.m. this is the first boeing 787 dreamliner aircraft to fly from the bay area. it's run by all nippon airways from japan. this model has been flying for a year. the faa this morning ordered a comprehensive review of critical systems in this particular model after a fire and fuel leak this week, also some reports of cracked windshields. several flights had to be canceled. this is video from boston'

logan airport. cbs aviation analyst chesley sullenberger says it's common to be working out kinks. >> no matter how much testing you do there are some things that are inevitably discovered during the real world of operational airline flying. >> reporter: this thing is state-of-the-art and relies more than any other modern airliner on electrical systems to help power the plane. it's also the first boeing plane to use rechargeable lithium ion batteries and made with lightweight materials. the price tag, $207 million. so if all goes well with today's flight, it is set to land tomorrow in japan at 4:10 p.m. live at mineta san jose airport, anne makovec, cbs 5. a central california teacher is being hailed as a hero after he stopped a student from going on a shooting rampage. a 16-year-old opened fire in a classroom at taft union high school in kern county. that's about 100 miles north of los angeles. the teen struck a fellow student and that's when ryan

heber a teacher in the classroom started talking to the shooter and convinced him to back down. >> i think at one point he made the statement he didn't want to shoot the teacher and ultimately he put the shotgun down. >> police are investigating reports that the suspect was in trouble at school last year because he allegedly had a hit list. investigators say the gunman said he has been bullied by a couple of students. the victim is in stable condition. 5:07. this morning the vice president joe biden will talk to video game makers for factors that may contribute to violent behavior. yesterday he talked to the national rifle association. the nra said it will not allow law-abiding gun owners to be blamed for the acts of criminals. colorado movie theater shooting suspect facing arraignment today. a judge ruled there is enough evidence for james holmes to go on trial on all 166 counts against him. however, his lawyer says they

are not ready to enter a plea yet for their client. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in the shooting last summer. bay area headlines now. in san jose, school officials are trying to figure out how and why three suspected gang members walked on campus and started beating up one of the students. it happened wednesday at pioneer high. a school staff member eventually broke the fight up by using pepper spray. the student was not badly hurt. san francisco man accused of setting his girlfriend on fire has pleaded not guilty. 22-year-old dexter oliver faces 11 felony charges including attempted murder, torture and mayhem. according to the prosecutors, oliver got in a fight with his girlfriend over which laundromat to use. in solano counted the trucker killed necessary fiery crash in vallejo is identified as william ballard of roseville. the chp says his ace hardware truck hit a pickup and flew off an overpass above highway 37

yesterday morning. witnesses pulled ballard out of the truck. but he later died. the other driver was not seriously hurt. that bar pilot in charge of that oil tanker that bumped one of the bay bridge towers this week was sober at the time. an attorney for captain guy kleess says all drug and alcohol tests have come back negative. kleess is an experienced navigator who has had a few minor scrapes over the years. the cause of monday's bump still under investigation. 5:09. let's check the traffic. >> giann? >> we have construction in the south bay on 880. southbound near bascomb and coleman, looks like it will be wrapped up in the next 30 minutes but you might see some slight delays there. the rest of the south bay checking in problem-free. just construction there near coleman and bascomb. elsewhere, eastbound highway 4 that roadwork they had a full freeway closure near loveridge. it is late running. so they are in the stages of wrapping that up there. westbound we are seeing some slight delays but overall "friday light" and no delays on

the dumbarton bridge. all that roadwork is cleared. live look at the san mateo bridge. so far traffic is moving smoothly both directions between hayward and foster city. that's a look the your morning drive. back to you. >> thank you. a sharp drop in business is prompting american express to cut as many as 5400 jobs. that's about 8% of its workforce. the company says the falloff in business is mainly due to increasing numbers of people switching to websites to book travel and hotel reservations. the fourth quarter severance costs are expected to cost american express more than $400 million. 5:10 now. an amazing end to the search for a kidnapped boy. >> almost 20 years after the abduction, he is found safe. still ahead, where he has been all this time. >> and if you are feeling a little under the weather, you're far from alone. but how can you tell if you have the flu or perhaps a common cold? we'll tell you coming up. what's cool about your school? you can submit your nomination on our website, cbssf.com/coolschool.

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snake on an australian plane gers and well, this may push samuel l. jackson over the edge. a 9-foot-long snake on an australian plane shot

passengers and the flight crew alike. you can see the python hitching a ride on the wing -- look at that! it shocked passengers and the flight crew. one person said, you have to be kidding me! it didn't interrupt flight operations but it was found dead on arrival. a chilly flight. but it hung on. >> i think i just got the chills. >> all right. an indiana boy kidnapped 19 years ago has been found. it turns out his grandparents were behind the disappearance. richard wayne landers, jr., has been living in minnesota and investigators say landers' paternal grandparents didn't want the courts to award custody to his mother so they abducted him. last september he was tracked down through his social security number. >> the young man living in the state of minnesota actually was using his social security number but what was really interesting was that doing further checking on his personal logs he had the same date of birth as the boy who was listed as missing in 1994. >> the grandparents were

charged with a felony in 1999, but that was dropped after the case went cold. investigators say they can't file charges now because the statute of limitations has expired. meanwhile, landers is now 24 and married. bart police say they caught a serial bike bandit. 57-year-old marque moore a felon on parole was convicted of stealing stations at bart stations. stolen items were found at his home. he was caught with the help of one of his victims. >> he had seen his stolen bicycle on craigslist so he agreed to meet with the suspect at our ashby bart station. so he gave bart police a call and said, this is what's going to be happening and bart police met him there and the rest is history. >> they got their man. bart police have set up a web page with the stolen bikes so if you lost a bike, check it out. 5:15. i told you i was driving along the embarcadero and looked at the bay bridge and the lights were on. >> the lights were on.

>> yeah. >> i missed the whole show. >> on ha of the bridge. >> i bet it was beautiful. let's jump to some mass transit conditions right now. so far, so good. no delays on bart. good news there. ace, muni, caltrain, ferries problem-free. so if you doesn't feel like hitting the freeways, you're good to go with mass transit. over to the freeways we go. so far traffic is actually okay right now. if you are working your way along 80 eastshore freeway no delays through there. it's about 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. we started off eastbound 80 at ashby with construction but all lanes are open good to go both directions. 880 not bad northbound clear, southbound no delays through hayward. also 880/237 connector in milpitas, looks like traffic looking good westbound 237 between 880 and 101. no delays there. 880 southbound near bascomb and coleman reports of some

construction still there so some slight delays approaching the scene. let's get a live look at 580. westbound extra volume but still "friday light." and really "live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far, so good looks like we're not seeing any delays just yet, elizabeth. >> thank you, gianna. we are getting reports of temperatures now in the upper 20s. you need clear calm conditions for these temperatures to go lower. 28 in fairfield. so once again those freeze warnings, frost advisories still in effect for the next several hours from 8:00 this morning. otherwise the rest of the bay area we are seeing a lot of 30s to low 40s. mid-30s in consumer report. 36 right now in livermore. and 38 in santa rosa. so the winds have kept temperatures slightly warmer. but once again, the frost advisories are mainly around the bay and the freeze warnings are for those inland valleys in the north bay, santa clara valley and east bay interior valleys. it won't warm up this

afternoon. we are expecting partly sunny skies, kind of similar to yesterday struggling to get into the very low 50s. a lot of upper 40s, as well. that's your high. so these are going to be a couple of cold days but dry. all those slight snow showers a little dusting in the santa cruz mountains in the rain that kind of was there a little bit yesterday morning that's now all moved farther south so we are watching a little bit of unsettled weather off the cost but looks like for saturday right now we are keeping any rain chances out of the forecast. and then a ridge of high pressure really begins to build on sunday. and we're looking at crystal clear skies and plenty of sunshine through next week. so forecasted highs for today once again upper 40s, low 50s. 53 in oakland. 51 in fremont. and here's a look at your forecast. over the next several days, yeah, kind of quiet except for those really cold mornings. by the way they already have the freeze warnings and the frost advisories in effect for tomorrow morning, as well. could be the coldest temperatures of the season so far and then sunshine monday

through thursday. >> all right. we like sunshine. >> we do. but it's still going to be cold. no 60s. >> i was just looking at the forecast on the east coast in boston. they are in the 50s out there right now. we're freezing here. >> that's not too bad. >> what's up with that? >> i know. >> thank you, elizabeth. in this morning's healthwatch, changes are coming for some of america's most popular sleeping pills. turns out, they work a bit too well. the fda is requiring makers of ambien and similar sleeping pills to lower the dosages. the problem, increased risk of injury due to morning drowsiness. specifically, we're talking car accidents. regulators want the recommended dosage cut in half for women. well, the flu is spreading fast and now the makers of vaccine and tamiflu is running short. the west coast so far and california not one of the states that are running short. there is an overlap between symptoms in cold and flu but

dr. kim says it comes down to timing. >> i'd say the best way to tell the two apart is with the flu symptoms hit you like a mack truck. suddenly out of the blue you might have a high fever, over 102. you feel muscle aches, overwhelming fatigue. you feel lousy. >> some doctors say this season looks bad because last year was unusually mild and the main strain of influenza this year tends to make people sicker. i know lawrence -- he got hit with a mack truck. >> he did. he was fine and then boom. >> i hope he feels better very soon. >> coming along. it's 5:20. tomorrow, of course, the 49ers take on the packers. >> yeah. we have a big game. our bet with the morning anchors in green bay. it's a good one, coming up.

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and the san francisco 49-ers. 49ers kicker david akers is going to get at least one more game to get it right. counting down to the 49ers and packers, 49ers kicker david akers will get one more game to get it right. akers' kicks have been off the mark. he hit just 29 of 42 attempts a career low 69%. the team held a week-long kick competition between akers and billy cundiff. akers won so he will be kicking

tomorrow when the 49ers host the packers. there's plenty at stake in tomorrow's game. the winner advances to the nfc championship the following week but that's not all. there's a bet between us and the morning news anchors rich and tara at wfrv the cbs station in green bay. we made the friendly wager yesterday on camera. so no backing out, folks. >> nope. >> so rich and tara, you guys look pretty good but that jersey needs to go. i think instead of green and gold it's going to be red and gold next week. >> no. i hope not. i mean, unless it's a montana one that's the only one that i would kind of be able to respect. >> well, i got news for you, pal. you're going to be wearing red and gold next week because here is our challenge to you. if the 9ers win, we would like you folks to bone up on all the lyrics to -- >> i left my heart in san francisco ♪

tony bennett style. we need both of you a-capella singing that while holding a piece of cheese so you feel at home... >> hm. >> wearing red and gold. that is our challenge to you if the 9ers win. >> i think you two are going to have to wear cheeseheads with smiles on your faces and then watch video of the 49ers drafting alex smith and not aaron rodgers. >> not as disappointed as the 49ers will be when they didn't draft me. >> and we have mr. kaepernick and he is going to lay down the gauntlet. >> we are going to be leaving you guys with the w. sorry. >> all right. >> we'll take the w. >> no kidding. that's what she said. okay, well even she agrees we are going to win. >> but we have a cheesehead here. i refuse to put it on. >> let the mice eat it. that's our bet. it will be fun to see them singing next week although the packers are good.

>> they better learn the words because it didn't seem like they know the song. it's 5:26 now. mr. teeth is no more. what happened once the reptile in charge of guarding pounds of pot finally got to the zoo. >> plus, turbulence ahead. more trouble for boeing's dreamliner as san jose gets nonstop flights to asia. >> a homicide investigation is under way in marin city after a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed. we'll hear from the victim's sister coming up. ♪ ♪ you've got to be kidding me. sweetie, help us settle this. i say this and

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>> police in california say the teen who shot two of his classmates at a taft high school had been bullied. >> he pumped it, lifted it up right away and shot. >> a california science teacher is being hailed a hero. >> at one point he made the statement he didn't want to shoot the teacher and ultimately he put the shotgun down. >> flu fears rise as vaccine supplies diminish. >> the best way to tell the two apart is that with the flu symptoms hit you like a mack truck. >> and the governor says the red ink is gone. >> i'm determined to avoid the fiscal mess that the last few governors had to deal with. >> from across the bay. >> this is a monitor lizard named elmo. >> to around the world. >> that the president is going to act. >> the stories that matter on "eyewitness news this morning." >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, everyone. it's friday, january 11. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30 now. and the search is on right now for a gunman who shot and

killed a teenaged boy. >> cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is in marin where the victim's sister says this is a case of mistaken identity. cate. >> reporter: we spoke to the victim's sister a few moments ago but right now as far as the investigation is concerned, deputies are interviewing witnesses to piece together how this happened and at this point, they do not have a suspect description. but we can tell you that deputies say around 12:16 they received multiple 911 calls from the 300 block of drake avenue and once they got here they found a 17-year-old boy with multiple gunshot wounds. deputies say he was surrounded by several witnesses, one was trying to save him. but it was no use. authorities tried to administer cpr but a short time after, they pronounced him dead. we spoke with the boy's sister. she tells us he turned 17 just four days ago. >> killed my baby brother. >> happened for nothing. happened for absolutely nothing because i know, happened for nothing basically. somebody just got the wrong

thing, got it confused. they didn't know him. he's not from out here. >> reporter: his sister says he was a high school student visiting from weed, california. investigators are working on piecing together the details of what happened before the shooting. we know this is the first homicide for marin city and we are told that deputies will be here on scene throughout the morning. cate caugiran, cbs 5. a freeze warning is now in effect in the bay area. the warning covers the north bay valleys until 8:00 this morning. a frost advisory has been issued for the south bay. in livermore people bundled up for bone-chilling temperatures, in the 30s right now. >> definitely making sure to have gloves and hat. >> got the jacket, two shirts and t-shirts. seems to be colder. seems colder this year than last year. >> the cold snap is expected to linger into the weekend. >> i hear 20s now. >> yeah. right. who told you that? [ laughter ] >> a little bird.

>> we have some upper 20s now in fairfield and napa so it is below freezing in some spots. the winds have kept temperatures slightly warmer in some parts of the bay area. but some parts are definitely under the freeze. it is cold out there. you will notice that flag by the bay bridge blowing in the breeze right now. it's blustery but that 28- degree reading right now in fairfield. otherwise, we are seeing 40s in san francisco. napa is chilly, as well. san francisco 44. fairfield 28 degrees. the freeze warnings and frost advisories are still in effect. the national weather service is keeping them in effect until 8 a.m. we have to closely monitor the winds. you need clear calm conditions for temperatures to really get cold overnight. they have already been posted for tomorrow morning by the way, as well. we could see our coldest temperatures of the season. by this afternoon, we are going to warm up. not a lot. still going to be cold. kind of similar to what we saw yesterday struggling to get out of the 50s. 51 -- struggling to get out of

the 40s. 51 in redwood city. 49er high in san rafael. 48 in livermore. and low 50s as well in valero. 49 is your high in san rafael. the forecast in the next several days a couple of more cold mornings on tap once again, the freeze advisories already posted for tomorrow morning. then that ridge of high pressure really begins to build on sunday through next week. we have plenty of sunshine and clear skies. here's gianna with traffic. >> thank you, elizabeth. let's go live to the bay bridge. so far no accidents to report. it's very quiet "friday light" as we like to say. seeing just a couple of cars in the cash lanes as you work your way toward the toll gate at the bay bridge toll plaza. elsewhere a heads up this weekend no delays on mass transit right now but there's track replacement happening in the transbay tube over the weekend. so bart delays will be possible. check the schedule. ace train on time. eastbound 4 delays of late

running roadwork, still clearing stages. stop and go westbound 4 through antioch. brake lights out of tracy into the livermore valley westbound 580 through the altamont pass. so traffic might be tough as you work your way through there. so far so good 101 not showing any delays. but we have this game happening this weekend you might have heard? the 49ers and packers. so saturday is going to be a bet of a doozy on 101 especially after the game. so plan for that. muni offering express shuttle services to candlestick park. >> i think i have heard of that game. thank you. another cold front is causing some problems on a southern california freeway. this is a live look right now where the freeway shut down, it's the grapevine section connecting los angeles to the central valley. you can see the semi on the side of the road there. live picture once again. the area saw several accidents and spinouts in the mountain pass yesterday. >> always a tough spot there. and new this morning, following some recent problems,

federal regulators are now ordering a comprehensive review of boeing's 787 dreamliner aircraft. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec reports the decision comes as one of the planes is scheduled to touch down in san jose later this morning. anne joins us with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is supposed to be a celebratory morning here at the san jose international airport because this is the first 787 to be flying from the bay area. and i just checked the flight schedule. it is set to leave san jose at 11:55 this morning. that is a 10-minute delay. we'll hear more from the faa this morning in a news conference. the first boeing 787 dreamliner aircraft to fly from the bay area is set for this morning. it's run by all nippon airways from japan. this model has been flying for about a year. just before 4 a.m. this morning, the faa ordered that comprehensive review of critical systems in this model after a fire and fuel leak

earlier this week. and then several incidents of cracked windshields, several flights had to be canceled. you're looking at video from boston's logan airport. the 787 relies more than any other modern airliner on electrical signals to power the plane. it's fuel-efficient and designed for passenger comfort. if all goes off without a hitch this morning for the flight, it is scheduled to land in tokyo nonstop flight at 4:10 tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep you posted on what the faa has to say this morning. live in san jose, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> thank you, anne. expect delays and runway closures scheduled at sfo this month. the first shutdown starts tonight at 10:00. one runway will be closed until 8 a.m. on monday morning. that will cut the flights at sfo that they handle over the weekend in half. it's all part of a $400 million enhancement project. runways will be closed for two more weekends this month. the student who shot a classmate at a central california high school allegedly had been disciplined

last year for making a hit list. investigators are looking into that report. the 16-year-old opened fire in a classroom at taft union high school. that's in kern county, about 100 miles north of los angeles. after the gunman shot a student, a teacher, ryan heber, convinced the suspect to back down. >> i think at one point he made the statement he didn't want to shoot the teacher and ultimately he put the shotgun down. >> the victim is now in stable condition. investigators say the gunman said he had been bullied by a couple of students. this morning the vice president joe biden will talk to videogame producers about factors that could contribute to violent behavior. today's meeting comes a day after biden hosted the national rifle association at the white house to talk about gun control. nra left that meeting saying it will not allow law-abiding gun owners to be blamed for the acts of criminals. a pot-guarding reptile died after a castro valley raid.

alameda county deputies say the owner now faces animal cruelty charges. mr. teeth, a dwarf caiman that looks like an alligator, arrived at the oakland zoo after the pot bust on wednesday. he died overnight. the reptile's owner was under arrest for marijuana possession charges. in other bay area headlines, a public memorial will be held tomorrow morning in petaluma for alyssa byrne. the 19-year-old died after leaving a music festival alone in south lake tahoe on new year's eve. her body was found in a snow bank and an autopsy found no signs of foul play. tomorrow's service happens at 10 a.m. in the gym of casa grande high school where byrne graduated in 2011. this morning, the man accused of abducting his children and taking them on a stolen yacht will be back in court. he will appear at a policemen hearing. authorities say that last september he kidnapped his two children from their mother and took them out to sea. the coast guard found them off the coast of monterey three days later. and if you would like to

meet the stars from the oakland as, well, here's your chance. fanfest tickets go on sale to the general public starting today at 10 a.m. tickets are 10 bucks and only offered online. children under 6 can go for free. fanfest will be held at the oracle arena on sunday january 27. sounds like fun. so hey -- >> five weeks away to spring training. >> isn't that amazing? >> like the giants just won and they are already playing baseball again. a friendly game day wager between san francisco mayor ed lee and green bay mayor james schmidt involves some cheese and some beer. >> let's talk about that. 49ers play the packers tomorrow at candlestick at 5:00. if the 9ers win, san francisco will get wisconsin cheese curds and wine. if the 9ers lose, san francisco will have to pony up with some sourdough bread,chocolate and a

little anchor steam beer. >> what about the wine? don't we have the best wine. we have the best beer, anchor steam is brewed right here in san francisco. >> not bad. >> wisconsin likes beer. >> yes. and cheese apparently. 5:41. coming up, the plan to put new cameras on the bay bridge and how much it will cost drivers. >> plus, a big wake-up call for a popular prescription sleeping pill. why your dose of ambien is changing. >> and it's video you have to see to believe. how a teen survived being shot in the heart with a nail gun.

heart surgeons pulled it out on tuesday. the nail was accidentally shot ile the man was at a carpenter from argentina is recovering after a nail in his heart. heart surgeons pulled it out on tuesday. it was accidentally shot from a nail gun while the man was working in a lumberyard. the operation lasted two years ago. he should okay. very lucky guy. >> took two hours center that's quick for a heart operation. asian markets struggle while wall street seems optimistic. plus gas prices are back in the news. >> ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com breaks it all down for us. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday! asian stocks were mostly lower on news of a jump in china's december inflation data. hong kong's hang seng lost almost half a percent while tokyo's nikkei bucked the trend gaining 1.5% and hitting a 23- month high. on wall street, stocks ended higher on reports that economic growth in china and

the eurozone may be improving. the dow is up 80 points on thursday while the nasdaq gained 16 points. american express will cut as many as 5400 jobs or about 8.5% of its workforce. the company says business is down sharply as increasing numbers of its customers switch to internet travel sites to book travel and hotel reservations. the fourth quarter severance expenses are expected to cost american express more than $400 million. gasoline prices are expected to fall this year. the energy department is predicting the average price of a gallon of regular will fall 5% nationwide to $3.44. that's the biggest drop in four years. forecasters say ample supplies and weak demand will keep prices down. that's barring any refinery problems or a rise in middle east tensions. and starting salaries for recent graduates were higher than in past years. a survey from the national association of colleges and employers found new grads are making a little bit more than

44,000 on the average. that's the biggest year-to-year increase since 2008. $44,000? i don't think i got that when i graduated. [ laughter ] >> not even close. >> i started at 9 grand in eureka. >> i know it. but yeah, as long as i can get a job. hey, that's good. >> all right. ashley, well, we know the biggest u.s. airlines were on time a bit more often in november, i guess. >> reporter: yes. some good news there for flyers. the transportation department says 85% of flights arrived on time. hawaiian airlines had the best on team record followed boy airtran and delta airlines. american airlines though had the worst performance with one in every five flights running late so yeah, hawaiian airlines from now on, it's all i'm taking. aloha! >> i'm game. >> i'm game, too. all right, ashley. i'm glad you're feeling better. good to have you back. >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you. happy friday. a new study says up to half

of the world's food goes to waste. researchers say some areas have poor agricultural practices plus problems with storing and transporting food. another issue, use by and sell by labels, which are just estimates. >> they are a very clumsy way of telling people when food is no longer edible. you have to guess conservatively what date you put on there. >> researchers also blame stores that encourage you to buy more than you need because it's cheaper. the authors urge changes now to ensure there is enough food for a growing population. i have been guilty of throwing stuff out because of the day. my husband says no, not wait. >> i buy it, shove it in a drawer and find it two weeks later, maybe not. we have a big weekend ahead, a big football game. >> we have a little football forecast for you, too. you can stay tuned for the end of our weather report. >> i'm here. >> you're listening. looks like it's going to be dry for the next few days actually. the next possible week. we have a nice dry stretch and

cold. these are current temperatures outside so it's cold out there but not like the really, really, really cold weather we were possibly forecasting in some of our inland valleys. it is starting to reach into the upper 20s though in fairfield. still below freezing in napa. a lot of spots are still above freezing. look at santa rosa. 38 degrees. 36 in livermore. and 43 in oakland. we got some pretty breezy conditions overnight so it's kept temperatures slightly warmer. we still have that freeze warning and frost advisories in effect through 8:00 this morning. so temperatures could continue to dip if the ends with start to die down in the 20s to low 30s. so continue to protect your ps, your pets, plants, pipes. sunshine similar to yesterday actually. any showers or unstable weather the snow that -- the snow that

we saw in the santa cruz mountains, that's all moving southeast. some unsettled weather for the next couple of days off the coast not hitting the bay area. so we're looking at dry weather. so game time 5:00, looks like everything so far in the clear. we're not really anticipating rain saturday, sunday, it's going to be a nice weekend except for the cold temperatures in the early- morning hours. already have the freeze warnings posted for tomorrow morning at this time. for your afternoon highs, once again mainly in the upper 40s to very low 50s. coming up, we'll get a check of the seven-day forecast. in the meantime, we'll talk to gianna. >> we are getting word of some delays this morning so if you do take the capitol corridor just a heads up. one train is delayed train number 520 out of oakland this morning. so do plan for that. we are hearing about delays up to 30 minutes. the rest of the mass transit good. bart, ace, muni, caltrain, ferries on time. there is transbay tube work happening over the weekend. some track repair there causing delays. so plan ahead for that. if you are planning on taking

880 itself this morning, so far, so good. no delays northbound as you work your way towards the maze. clear southbound as well into hayward and foster city. now, on highway 4 you can see on our maps here some yellow and red on your sensors so we are seeing some slow speeds east and westbound highway 4. they did have reports of late running roadwork westbound -- rather, i'm sorry, eastbound highway 4 at loveridge so that may be causing some of these delays on the eastbound side. of course westbound gets slow anyway as the morning commute picks up just a bit so we are seeing some slow speeds there. once you get past that mess though if you are heading westbound 4 into the pittsburgh towards the eastshore freeway traffic is cruising along with no delays to report. slight delays but overall not too bad, bearable 17 minutes altamont pass to 680. and the golden gate bridge not showing any delays right now. traffic is a nice ride in and out of marin county and looking good into san francisco. no surface street problems in san francisco right now. traffic is clear. and your eastshore freeway commute looking good, westbound no delays, lots of green

towards the bay bridge toll plaza. early-morning roadwork as well on the bay bridge itself the upper deck near the cantilever section that's cleared. no delays and the metering lights are off. so traffic looking good there. that's a look at your morning drive. back to you >> thank you. some of america's most popular sleeping pills apparently work too well. the fda is now requiring makers of ambien and similar sleeping pills to lower the dosages. the problem, increased risk of injury due to morning drowsiness specifically car accidents. regulators want the recommended dosage cut in half especially for women. >> looks like someone didn't do a very good job estimating the cost of security cameras for the new bay bridge. >> they are a little over budget. the chp now says it will cost $32 million, up from $8 million. chp says the bridge is a potential terrorist target so

it needs a state-of-the-art security system. >> people have not agreed to spend that much money so far above the original budget brought to us. we just want to make sure everything is in place. >> chp and the toll committee will make a decision on the cameras by the end of the month. but they have the money for it and tollpayors will not have to pay for it. >> that is good news. >> time now 5:52. coming up, who "gq" just named the hottest woman of the 21st century. >> and seeing red. what causes this spectacular storm down in the land down under. coming up.

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good morning. if you are heading to the 49ers play-off game against the packers, expect partly cloudy but cool skies. look at that temperature.

49 degrees. so in the mid- to upper 40s. for tomorrow's game, around 5:00, mid- to upper 40s. your forecast is coming up. taking a look at our bay area bridges right now, slight delays at the bay bridge toll plaza but the golden gate and san mateo bridges looking good. heard about possible problems at the dumbarton bridge but so far that's looking good, as well. traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. a giant dust storm hit a small beach town in australia. a red cloud of dust swept across the dose of onslow. dry conditions -- across the coast of onslow. dry conditions and winds were the perfect conditions for this cyclone. this is on the ground right now. can you imagine this coming at you? >> and they are on the beach, you know? expecting a nice day. gets spoiled. crazy. all right. get ready for beyonce overload. i guess so. it's the former single lady gets ready for her halftime super bowl show next month. expect to find her just about

everywhere i guess. for starters "gq" magazine named her the hottest woman of the 21st century. and in true beyonce fashion she will release another album soon along with a documentary starring herself. she also is working on a new song with a new group, destiny's child. >> she is hot. she deserves that, right? >> i'm going along that. >> why not. [ laughter ] >> it's 5:56 right now. in the next half hour, you don't hear this often. a budget surplus. what's getting money in the proposed plan for the first time in years. >> and "snakes on a plane." not a movie prop here. how a boa ended up on this plane's wing and went for quite the ride. >> we're live in marin city where deputies are still on the scene of a homicide investigation where a 17-year- old boy was shot and killed. we'll hear from his sister and why she says this was a mistake.

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we're live in marin city where a homicide investigation is under way after a 17 yearly boy was shot and killed. we'll hear from the victim's sister. >> reporter: new concerns this morning about boeing's 787 dreamliner aircraft just hours before it's set to make its inaugural flight from san jose's airport. >> cold and blustery morning to start. but the winds have kept temperatures slightly warmer even though these freeze advisories are still in effect. where it's the coldest coming up. and we're seeing a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and mass transit delays. details in minutes. good morning, everyone. it's friday, january 11. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. deputies still on the scene of a deadly overnight shooting up in the north bay. >> a 17-year-old boy was killed in the gunfire. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran